ASTANA, Kazakhstan, April 27. Israeli President
Isaac Herzog welcomed Kazakhstan’s decision to join the Abraham
Accords and take part in the work of the Board of Peace, Trend reports citing the
press service of the Kazakh president.
He made the remarks during a meeting with Kazakhstan’s President
Kassym-Jomart Tokayev in a narrow format in Astana.
“I have arrived with a high-level delegation of sectoral experts
capable of giving new momentum to our partnership, especially in
high technologies. The potential of our cooperation in a time when
the world is entering a new historical era is truly enormous,”
Herzog said.
Tokayev noted that since 1992, the two countries have maintained
close and friendly relations, with significant results achieved in
both economic and political cooperation.
He also confirmed Kazakhstan’s decision to join the Abraham
Accords, stressing that the move reflects Astana’s readiness to
contribute to stabilizing relations between Middle Eastern
countries and Israel. Tokayev added that the sides would discuss a
wide range of issues related to bilateral economic ties,
underlining that the potential of cooperation is significant and
should be fully utilized.
